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Shoes

danube · 2015-05-25 17:51:27

I went into a foot specialist today and she told me that it is normal for runners to feel tight on the sides. I have struggled to find shoes that have space at the width of the shoe. The ones I bought are really uncomfortable and I'm afraid I am going to cause damage to my feet. Wearing them also affects my mood. So my…

25-05-2015 5:51pm

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danube

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I went into a foot specialist today and she told me that it is normal for runners to feel tight on the sides. I have struggled to find shoes that have space at the width of the shoe. The ones I bought are really uncomfortable and I'm afraid I am going to cause damage to my feet. Wearing them also affects my mood.

So my question is should I continue to wear them even though they are tight at the sides?? I have tried stretching them but it makes no difference.

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